, 1887-10-20

Of this kind will occnr during the
week.
BERLIN, Oct. 17.-Rumors are re
yivei Of meeting between Emperor
William and the Car, and it is al
legged that it will take place IL Pom
orania within Il fortnight.
DUBLIN. Oct. IA. j. Balfour
chief secretary for ireland, arrived
here today accompanied by two de-
tcctiTcs,
PaRis, Oct. 17.-An Anarchist meet
ing was held last night at Menilmen-
haut, on the outskirts OF Paris; at
which Lenise Michel, prominent
woman anarchist; was. present. The
police made an attempt to break up
the meeting and 9 general affray was
the result, III which many were
Wounded The gcnd' d'armes used
batOns and revolvers freely. Three
arrests were made.
CHICAGO, Oct Stephen ". Raw
son, well known banker. and con
nected with the Union Brush COM
pany, Was probably fatally shot at
noon today, near the Third Presby-
tcrian Church, corner of Ashland and
Ogden avenues, by his stepson; Ralph
W. Slaymaker. The shooting occa-
stoned great excitement
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The secre-
tary of the interior today requested
the Attorney General to institute
criminal proceedings against Jesse
Lee Hall, Agent for the kiowa Com
anche Wichita Indians, in Indian
territory, upon charges of malfeas-
ance In Office. 1t is stated that Halls
defalcation will be $4,000 to $3O,-
COO.
San FRANCIscO, Oct, ia draft
has been prepared by nsmber of
prominent local Democratic politi>
clans to be presented to the National
Democratic Committee, calling the
attention Of the committee to the ad-
yantages of holding the national con
vention in this city. II represents
that California is a close State, and
that the result in Nevada and Oregon
is always i'll doubt, and that the as
sembling of the leading men in the
party in San Francisco might throw
the Pacific coast electoral vote for
Democracy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The Inter-
state Commerce COMMISSIONERS have
addressed letter to all carriers sub
ject to the provisions of the organic
law, State Railroad Commissioners
and others, informing them that the
form and character of the reports re-
quired to be made to the Commission
under section 30 of the act will be
considered at a public session of the
Commission to be held at Washing
ton on the 26th inst, at which time
all persons interested iii the subject
will be allowed to present their views
either orally or by written or printed
statements.
NEw YoRL, Oct. 15.-The score in
the series for the worlds champs
ionship now stands Detroit 4, St
Louis 2. The game on the polo
ground today was played under cir
cumstances to impel the players to
do their best work. The spectators
who came only to sec the base ball
game numbered 10000, aud they
were not disappointed. They ex-
pected to see the St Louis men make
closer fight than they did; but as
they witnessed the splendid fielding
exhibition of the Straits City club
and the wonderful pitching of their
GatZein, they could only admit that
victors We're inyincible this day and
that st. Louis must wait till some
other day. To Gatzein belongs the
principal record of victory. His de-
livery was too much for the ordinarily
clever batters III the opposing team.
When it is considered that of the
whole nine from st. Louis only two
men made clean hits ard those in the
last inning, it will be seon that Cat
Zein was out as pitcher and got
there. On the other hand Foutz was
hit frequently and hard, and while
the Detroits earned six of their nine
runs, the support Dave received at
certain periods was discouraging.
Even Bushong, "the reliable" was
away of in his throwing of bases, and
Glenson and Robinson, though the
latter did generally good work, made
mistakes that saGdened the crowd as
we'll as Foutz- Funny Latham was
funnier than usual; He made remarks
that caused the crowd to laugh, and
once when he urged Bushong to
"throw the ball to second with smoke
on it," even FoutZ had to smile. Score
Detroit 8, ST. Louis 0.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. Is. Great ex-
citement was created at Pennington
this morning Paul Henry. the half
breed murder of Mrs. Peevy and
child, escaped from jail during the
night. Scouting parties arc out, but
up to this lime be has not been cap
tured. He confessed to the crime,
and had given the narrowing details
OF his awful work, and was only
awaiting sentence when ne escaped.
If he is caught the Indians will lynch
him TO prevent his again eluding
them.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 15.-Counsel
for VIM. Dillon, convicted of murder
in the first degree. today asked further
time in which to file motion for
new trial. Judge Stearns allowed
him until Monday. When the verdict
WAS read TO Dillon he seemed Us IN
moved as at any time during the trial.
PUYALLUp, Oct. 15.-An order was
received here today for 500 bales of
hops, 10 be exported to England. ..
MEMPHIS, Oct. 15.-Judgo Ellet,
who made the welcoming address to
the President this morning. died on
the stand before the ceremonies were
over. The tragic incident occurred
just as the President closed lis re
marks in response to the Judges
welcome. Though the day was not
uncomfcrtably warm, the spot il the
centre of Courts square, where the
speakers stand had been erected was
an exposed one, and Judge Ellet, who
stood for some time with his hat off,
as the President was speaking, sat